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POLICE REPORTS: AUGUST 2022 Reports received by the police departments in Price County for the month were condensed and summarized. Read more.

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SPOTLIGHT ON CATHY PETERSON, FINDING "ROOTS & WINGS" IN PRICE COUNTY Cathy Peterson moved to Catawba in 1971. Initially, she had a difficult time with the transition from a larger area to a small town, but she ended up realizing it was one of the best things that happened to her. Find out more about Cathy's journey in life, including her favorite childhood memory, the organizations in which she has been involved, her various career paths (including writing greeting cards), and more Read more.

PHILLIPS-MEDISIZE WILL CLOSE IN MEDFORD; BRING OPERATIONS TO PHILLIPS LOCATION Read more.

JUDGE FIND TOWN OF WORCESTER IN VIOLATION OF OPEN RECORDS LAW On Tuesday, September 20, 2022, a decision was filed in the civil case of Anthony Sleck versus Town of Worcester, which was originally filed in October 2020. Read more.

PRICE COUNTY CARES: DONATIONS NEEDED FOR CHILDREN'S GIFTS AND PERMANENT BUILDING Deb Alexander discusses how the Santa's Elves Foundation has helped many children over the years and the organization's need for a permanent home. Read more.

PARK FALLS: 100- YEAR OLD ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL TO BE DEMOLISHED Built in 1922, many children, teachers, parents, and community members have walked the halls of St. Anthony's School in Park Falls, leaving their mark on the school and taking the memories with them. However, 100 years later, the school faces demolition. Read more.

BOATING ACCIDENT RESULTS IN FATALITY A 78-year old man was killed in a boating accident today. Read more.

FEDERAL APPROVAL RECEIVED FOR WISCONSIN'S ELECTRIC VEHICLE PLAN Read more.

SPOTLIGHT ON JOHN BRYLSKI, INVESTIGATING THE SHELLY HANSEN MISSING PERSON CASE AND RUNNING FOR PRICE COUNTY SHERIFF AS A WRITE-IN CANDIDATE John Brylski has investigating in his blood. He served four years in the Marine Corps, 28 years in law enforcement, found cougar tracks in Phillips in 2019; has been volunteering his time to solve the Shelly Hansen missing person mystery, and is running as a write-in candidate for sheriff of Price County. Get to know John, as he shares information on all those topics and more. Read more.